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Dayal Chand JaIn Vs. Assistant Registrar, Firms, Societies and Chits a ...

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 2008(3)AWC2745

..... the society relating to meetings and elections shall apply to such meeting and election with necessary modifications.13. section 25 (2) of the act as modified in u.p., does not amend the bye-laws of the society. where a different or modified procedure is contemplated, the registrar must spell it out in his order. ..... 11. he would then submit that once a complete procedure has been prescribed for challenging the elections in the act, this court should not interfere in the matter at this stage.12. section 25 (2) of the act as amended in its application to u.p. provides:25. disputes regarding election of office-bearers.-(1) ...(2) ..... petition was heard and is finally decided at the admission stage.2. the petitioners is the acting president and life member of the 'prayag sangeet samiti, allahabad'-a society registered under the societies registration act, 1860 (in short the act) as amended in uttar pradesh. the samiti is a prestigious cultural institution in the city of allahabad established .....

Lalji Yadav and ors. Vs. State of U.P. and anr.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 1998CriLJ2366

..... court as well as the statement of sri girdhar nath, it is clear that the matter is being investigated by the c.b.i9. although the prayer for allowing the amendment in the main petition has been made but the court consideres it fit and the whole case be decided instead of deciding the application separately. it may be mentioned here ..... appearing for the informant sri c. n. tripathi have been heard at quite length.6. sri p.p. srivastava, learned counsel for the applicants vehemently argued that the application for amendment in the original application be allowed and the order dated 9-9-197 be modified to the extent that the arrest of the petitioner be stayed. in support of his ..... the investigation by the c.b.i, till the submission of the charge sheet by the c.b.i, and in the other application he prayed to be permitted to amend the prayer made by him in the application filed by him on 8-9-1997 to the effect that his arrest may be stayed during the investigation by the c .....

NaraIn Sahai and ors. Vs. Emperor

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1946All333

..... of the sureties could not be in addition to the liability of ishwar sahai and narain sahai. he, therefore, recommended that the order of the magistrate should be amended accordingly. for the reasons that i have already given i cannot accept the conclusion arrived at by the sessions judge and accordingly would reject this reference.braund, j ..... .10. the facts have already-been set out in the judgment of his lord-ship the chief justice. the reference, as i see it, really involves the construction of ten words of section 107(1), criminal p.c. a magistrate, on ..... object and not primarily with a view to bring into existence engagements or contracts involving a pecuniary liability. a 'contract of guarantee' is defined by section 126, contract act, asa contract to perform the promise, or discharge the liability, of a third person in case of his default.this definition is, to my mind, wholly inapplicable .....

Ram Karan Singh and anr. Vs. Ram Das Singh and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1931All635; 136Ind.Cas.145

..... as tenant. the jurisdiction of the civil court to try such a suit was clearly barred by section 121 read with section 230, tenancy act, 1926. the material allegations and reliefs set forth in the amended plaint may be taken to be briefly as follows: the parties are co-tenant of a fixed rate holding, the plaintiff having a three ..... , but' must return the plaint. if the plaintiff gives up his allegation of being in possession and amends his plaint so as to turn the suit into one for recovery of possession on a dispossession which took place before the act the court should proceed to [try the question of title.32. with regard to the interpretation of the ..... retrospective effect, and applies to a ease where the cause of action arose before the act came into force. in the case before us the court below has granted a decree for possession, and therefore we must take it that the prayer for amendments of the plaint for granting possession was allowed by the lower appellate court. the dispossession .....

Tej Bahadur and ors. Vs. (Firm) Kothi Radha Kishan-gopi Kishan and ors ...

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1936All858; 166Ind.Cas.182

..... it stood on 11th november 1920, a widow having a life estate was not competent to give an acknowledgment which would bind the reversioners. in 1927 the limitation act (act 9 of 1908), was amended so as to render such an acknowledgment binding on the reversioners-vide, clause (3), section 21. under the terms of the bond in suit the period of redemption ..... 487. that was a suit to set aside an adoption. the suit was instituted in 1885 when the limitation act of 1877 was in force; but it had already become barred by article 129 of act 9 of 1871. at p. 497 their lord-ships of the privy council observed:it is clear that, on 1st april 1873, the plaintiff's suit was ..... barred by limitation under the act of 1871, and the act of 1877 could not revive the plaintiff's right so barred....7. their .....

Camphor and Allied Products Ltd. Vs. the Additional Revising Authority ...

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : [1979]43STC107(All)

..... it is necessary to dispose of this objection. in order to appreciate this contention, it is necessary to refer to section 10(3), as it stood before the amendment, as also at present:(3) (i) the revising authority or any additional revising authority may, for the purposes of satisfying itself as to the legality or propriety ..... exist so as to attract the provision of section 11(1). the question, however, remains as to whether the legislature while enacting section 11(1) of the act contemplated a reference in respect of an interlocutory order passed under section 10. a revising authority while disposing of a revision passes not only orders adjudicating upon the ..... rejecting the applications :the revising authority discharges judicial functions while deciding the revision and the stay and waiver applications. the order under section 10(4) of the act is subject to scrutiny under articles 136 and 226 of the constitution. the order as such must be a speaking order and the decision given must be .....

Musammat Gajraj Mati TewarIn Vs. Shami Nath and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 36Ind.Cas.307

..... affirmed by another full bench in 1888 in the case of muhammad sulaiman khan v. muhammad yar khan 11 a. 267 (f.b.), in connection with an application for the amendment of the decree which had been made by the court of first instance after that decree had been affirmed in appeal by this court. the rule has recently been affirmed ..... pending in that court the plaintiff also preferred an appeal against the said decree to the court of appeal. under section 113 of the code (corresponding to section 617 of act xiv of 1882) an application for review is per-missible in case of a decree or order from which an. appeal is allowed, only when no appeal has been preferred ..... the decree, so far as this decree is concerned her very existence is ignored. the plaintiffs in due, course applied for an order absolute for sale under section 89 of act iv of 1882 and having obtained it put the decree in execution, and brought to sale the mortgaged property. the sale was duly confirmed and the purchasers (who were the .....

Hansraj Singh and ors. Vs. Rex.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 1949CriLJ958

..... which a certificate is prayed for is that the case involves a substantial question of law as to the interpretation of 8.270, government of india act of 1935. in paras. nos. (4)(as amended by a supplementary affidavit) and (5) of the affidavit filed in support of the application, an at. tempt has been made to elaborate the ..... by the judicial committee of the privy council. it is hardly necessary to do more than to refer very briefly to two very recent cases decided by their lord, ships of the privy council. in the case of h. h. b. gill and another v. the king, reported in the judioial committee had occasion to interpret the ..... proposed appeal from the order passed by this court dismissing the appeal does, therefore, involve a substantial question of law relating to the interpretation of section 270, constitution act. on the other hand, it has been contended by the learned deputy government advocate that the applicants do not satisfy the conditions under which a certificate under section 205 .....

Bankey Lal and ors. Vs. Raghunath Sahai and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1928All561

..... against the widow, and the adverse possession against her being good as against the reversioners, i fail to see why the legislature cannot, by a subsequent amendment of the limitation act, destroy the effect of one part of the rule while leaving intact the other part. there is nothing illogical in that. by the enactment of article ..... stood in the way of the plaintiffs' success. this was the sole ground on which the decree of the courts in india was actually upheld by their lord ships of the privy council.45. two other questions were argued before their lordships, and they were, firstly, that the adverse possession of alagasundara and his successors-in- ..... we referred by holding broadly that an adverse possession against a hindu female heir will not be effective against and binding on the reversioners.137. the hon'ble acting chief justice, mr. sulaiman, answers the question that we referred by holding thatwhere a widow has entered into possession as a hindu widow and has either voluntarily .....

Ramji and ors. Vs. Ram Lakshaman Janaki Bal Mukund Ji Trust and ors.

Court : Allahabad

..... than five adjournments but yet he did not lead evidence and therefore, the courts were justified in closing the evidence of the petitioner. though trial court did consider the amended provision of order 17 but the aforesaid fact itself would reveal that already more than three adjournments had been granted to the petitioner. the record reveals that the petitioner was ..... led their evidence, both the courts below have decreed the suit.6. it is urged on behalf of the petitioner that the trial court had erroneously applied the amended provision of order 17 cpc in rejecting the adjournment on the ground that more than three adjournments had already been granted. it is also urged that even if the ..... amended order 17 was applicable to the facts of the case, in view of the decision of the apex court in the case of salem advocate bar association v. .....